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The Framework

Federalism and Nonaggregation

Separate governmental authorities should not be silently aggregated through intergovernmental access, shared infrastructure, or capability laundering.

Separate governmental authorities should not be silently aggregated through intergovernmental access, shared infrastructure, or capability laundering.

Legal authority sets an outer boundary. It does not instruct government to build every capability that could fit inside that boundary. Follow the related standard, legislative, and evidence records below.


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